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8 Thursday <strong>February</strong> <strong>25</strong> <strong>2021</strong><br />
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz<br />
PEGASUS POST<br />
Our Values:<br />
ALOFA<br />
MAANAKITANGA<br />
HANGA WHARE<br />
SERVICE<br />
SUCCESS<br />
Compassion,<br />
commitment and love<br />
ignite action<br />
• For the learner<br />
• For teaching and learning<br />
• For self and others<br />
Every learner having a<br />
sense of belonging<br />
• Learners are at the heart of<br />
what we do<br />
• Mana, well-being and identity<br />
are valued<br />
• Every learned is welcome,<br />
engaged and heard<br />
Building the foundation<br />
for ALL learners to leave<br />
our school MORE curious<br />
than when they arrived<br />
• Enterprise, innovation &<br />
curiosity provide the framework<br />
for the daily life of our school<br />
• We redesign constantly to meet<br />
our changing environment<br />
• Connected locally & globally<br />
All learners mindful<br />
of their unique role in<br />
making a difference<br />
• All learners are leaders and role<br />
models<br />
• All learners act with<br />
responsibility and respect<br />
• All learners are mindful of their<br />
influence on the environment<br />
• We learn from our community and<br />
our community learns from us<br />
Every learner crossing<br />
the stage with dignity,<br />
purpose and options<br />
• High expectations of self and<br />
others<br />
• Is defined by Whanau, school<br />
and students to meet the<br />
unique needs of each learner<br />
• We are responsible for<br />
individual and collective<br />
success<br />
Manukura Kōrero - success<br />
Koe te whakawhiti o te rā<br />
You are like the shining of the sun<br />
What a week it has been! If I had to<br />
describe how angitu/successful<br />
ākonga at Haeata have been I would<br />
say ka mau te wehi! It has been<br />
awesome over these first two weeks.<br />
Haeata warmly congratulates<br />
the ākonga who are part of Te Whānau<br />
o Kōmanawa (supported by East<br />
Empire Sports Inc.) who achieved 1st<br />
place at the Waka Ama competition last<br />
weekend at Nelson Lakes.<br />
We love seeing success in the lives<br />
of our ākonga outside of Haeata!<br />
Ka mau te wehi!<br />
Ākonga in uniform - yes!<br />
Ākonga engaged in purposeful<br />
learning - yes!<br />
Ākonga supporting each other - yes!<br />
Ākonga enjoying kura - yes!<br />
With the unexpected move to COVID-19 Alert Level 2 Haeata moved<br />
quickly to reestablish the protocols to keep us all safe. Regular hand-hygiene,<br />
sensible distancing, and stringent cleaning protocols for all surfaces<br />
in hapori have been implemented.<br />
Our motto - “take nothing for granted and be vigilant.”<br />
Fortunately we received notification today from the Prime Minister that<br />
we have moved to COVID-19 Alert Level 1, so as we all breathe a<br />
collective sigh of relief we say - “back to business as usual!”<br />
The relentless pursuit of personal angitu/success.<br />
Our success depends on our collective commitment to personal<br />
accountability and personal definitions of excellent. I have been so impressed<br />
to hear Ākonga say, this is what success looks like for me and<br />
this is how I am going to achieve it this year. Success only comes after<br />
clear goals are set, a plan is in place and a commitment to hard work.<br />
Being a success only happens if the individual does the mahi - and I see<br />
that at Haeata everyday.<br />
I see our Ākonga are putting in the hard yards already and I am very<br />
proud of them all! They do indeed - shine like the sun!<br />
Nō reira he maurea kai whiria! - Arohanui.<br />
Nō reira huri noa i pūmanawa o Haeata - Arohanui.<br />
Whaea Peggy<br />
Manukura<br />
NCEA Whānau Hui<br />
Pictured: Adam Hird, Natalie Malan - Raukura<br />
(Assistant Principals for the senior school)<br />
Te Mātāpuna Mātātahi | Children’s University<br />
Just before lockdown we enrolled 20 ākonga at Te Mātāpuna Mātātahi | Children’s<br />
University from Kōmanawa hāpori. Te Mātāpuna Mātātahi | Children’s University aims to<br />
raise young people’s aspirations for higher education and encourage lifelong learning. The<br />
University of Canterbury and Lincoln University are working in partnership to deliver the<br />
programme, which is the first of its kind in New Zealand.<br />
We were so excited to see the success in 2020, that<br />
this year we have managed to get 40 spots for <strong>2021</strong>.<br />
This is an exciting opportunity for our ākonga top<br />
experience success in <strong>2021</strong>!<br />
As we continue to focus on success in<br />
<strong>2021</strong>, we are warmly inviting all whānau<br />
with years 11-13 students at Haeata to<br />
attend a whānau hui on the 10th March<br />
4pm-7pm. This will be a great time for<br />
parents and ākonga to understand what<br />
opportunities there are for them at<br />
Haeata, and how they can best achieve<br />
their goals.<br />
The kaiako look forward to meeting our<br />
whānau to share with them the exciting<br />
possibilities that await their ākonga in<br />
the future!<br />
Taking enrolments, please email enrol@haeata.school.nz<br />
for any enquiries or phone us on 03 930 0110<br />
Haeata Community Campus<br />
240 Breezes Road, Wainoni<br />
Reception Hours: Mon - Fri 8am - 3pm<br />
Contact<br />
03 930 0110<br />
enrol@haeata.school.nz<br />
www.haeata.school.nz
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